I went to school for 3 years to learn animation, failed school because of burn-out and now, 3 years later, I'm back at the beginning, trying to re-learn everything almost from scratch. Thank you for this video, it made me take some actual time to practice and try again! 😄
I pushed hard to get the degree in 3d animation visual effects and failed to get a good break into the industry. Burned out. Left for IT work. 10yrs later. Made really good money but started feeling pull back towards animation. I have friends who are interested in animation too so the last couple years we've been playing with different animations styles and making stuff. Honestly having the artistic freedom made it appetizing again.
Kudos to him for actually saying how long the process was. As a beginner, everything takes ages to go through, and it's nice to see someone also having trouble with it for a change.
I love doing animations. My channel is a challenge channel but I can’t help but incorporating animations into my videos. It does take an incredible amount of work though
As someone whos always liked picking up new skills and took the position that “a jack of all trades” is more admirable than a master of one, its very obvious that you have an excellent mentality when it comes to picking up new skills and applying the proper methods in learning them. You know that learning a new hobby isnt just the fun you’re having but learning it correctly so you can have even more fun once you’ve established the basics. Brilliant video, amazing improvement and admirable as hell. Such a good job
Yeah, the human being developed to be capable of doing that. I know basic programming, modelling, animating, computation, engineering, mechatronics, physiology, psychology, astrophysics, electronics, 4 languages, a bit of metereology, the mechanisms of a vehicle and how to employ the use of firearms. You can say some of these things are useless, but they're just slots on the inventory of knowledge. Most of them i've learned out of pure curiosity, and went a bit deep into what I knew. Your memory haves a estimated "storage" limit, that's when the neurons cant absorb anymore complex or intricate information, but it's extremely unlikely and nearly impossible to cross that limit, but as long as your mind still in the state then make some good use of it. Accumulation of information will eventually turn into general knowledge. Dont let blockouts inhibit you from reaching the apex of yourself. The key to consume all of this content and archive it mentally from memory is being genuinely interested and focused on what you learn, to process each tidbit of information consciously and assure you know it before proceeding to the next part. Hell, Galileo Galilei was a polymate and had knowledge on several different academic topics.
every skill takes time when starting out ,I remember how long it used to me to draw a figure/person and how frustrated I got,I still get a bit annoyed but when I look back at my old drawings I can see a huge inlmprovement and start to feel a lot better
@@andreimanole346 well it depends what you are doing. Stickman animations are easy. So what kind of animation i just tend to use my oc in a random backround doing something those animations are 1-3 seconds long
Ive always wanted to learn how to draw and animate and over the past few years ive picked up some basic skills from each area. My drawing is mega shakey though, and even though i understand a lot about the animating process, not being able to draw very obviously impedes the process. These videos honestly shocked me, because it showed me that it doesnt take weeks, months, years to learn how to draw, it just takes dedication and an open mind. Ive been practicing drawing as of late already, but this has inspired me to work at it a lot more, thank you for these crazy videos
Watched millions of videos by pro animators and no one ever mentioned these tips and how things were done ...they just simply show the drawing process and thats it...this video really helped and made it look much easier ..maybe cuz begginers understand begginers' problems so they can help better :)
Wow the ending was amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing your beginner animation experience! I think all it takes is patience, effort and perseverance to stoop to that artistic level.
Great video on learning to animate without experience! As someone who's always been interested in animation but never knew where to start, this video was super helpful. I love how you broke down the process step-by-step and provided useful tips throughout. Your passion for animation really shines through and it's inspiring to see how much can be achieved with dedication and hard work. Keep up the great content!
I got inspired this week and got some uh old versions of software to use and pulled out a Huion tablet from a bin. I never used it with said softwares before and it works soooo well!! I used to animate when I was in middle school and I think I'm gonna take it up again now. I always have funny poster or meme ideas and it'll be fun to actually start making things instead of having ideas and then forgetting. I think overall I just want to keep making stuff. Learn more audio production, some photoshop, some Resolve etc. In tandem with IT school I'll be a mofo in a few years and in a better position to start building side clients doing odds and ends.
remember good friend, i before e, except after c though some common exceptions are: species, science, sufficient. ei not after c: seize, vein, weird, their, feisty, and foreign
Im an animator since early 2021 and i went in without experience or even practice. I made my first animation within just 3 hours and then made another. Currently there's a massive difference with my early works and to what i put out today
482th subscriber! Now, i believe, i can draw and animate too! Thank you for encouraging noobs 😁 You're awesome! Keep up the good work ❤️😍 Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
Hey man, awesome video! I actually already know how to animate but was curious to see what you would do. It's impressive how much valuable info you managed to fit in a short video, but I'll definitely be recommending this to other newbie animators in the future. But even beyond the animation itself, your personality and the style of your video was awesome, and I can definitely see you blowing up on here someday. Best of luck to you man, keep it up!
I've been trying to find basic steps on animation! This is *exactly* what I was looking for! That you so much, I'll follow these steps and hopefully it'll make me better! Thank you!
I’m trying to get my animation degree even tho I am still new to art my friends at I keep improving on my sketching skills. So this video really did help after I saw a shirt on RUclips saying how competitive this career is. This actually helped me calm down and helped me think on the steps I needed to take in order to get to my goal. And yea it will be painstaking to get every detail but you showed that it’s worth it! Thank you so much for making this video!
Woah you know whats interesting about this.. is how informative this is- what app, settings, what to do, tips this is the most helpful animating tutorial I’ve ever seen.
LETS MAKE YOU FAMOUS BRO in all honesty tho; i have such a hard time learning and remembering all of that and always just wanna do it, problem is that just doing it when its photoshop or whatever is kinda impossible with all the stuff u have to know before. Seeing ur approach of just hammering out 14 hours of animating makes me so motivated to do stuff. I saved the videos for when i have less uni things to do and can focus on learning something new, thank you so much for this man.
Your comment made my day. Thank you so much! It all starts out with the want to discover that curiosity inside of you to want to learn new things. The approach I take is if I want to reach a goal, I start from the goal and look at the steps backwards. Now just follow the steps going forward and you’re golden. I wish you the best!
@@MichaelBSam Im glad man! Keep going with these banger videos! Ohh that makes so much sense, looking at the goal first kinda removes all the anxiety in starting out in the first place. Thank you!
Sick dude this has always been my dream job and I thought i could never do it because It was so difficult but this really opened my eyes up and made me get started! thank you for inspiring me and educating me much love!
ive always wanted to animate. ive been doing so since 2015 but have gotten almost nowhere because im not fully understanding and im self taught. i recently revisited the idea because i want to make some of my ideas into a reality. listening to songs and thinking of things with certain characters or even my own, i want it to be REAL. so im relearning! ty for this, it gives me motivation.
the only video on this topic that i can say from my memory which is - to the point - shows the results - speaks truth - short - only important things - and most importantly - non-narcissistic (no personal rant), and good quality obviously
I quit drawing after high-school. It's been a long time since and I began to draw. My son loves drawing now and I always been wanting to understand how to fully animate. I'm fascinated
I'm animating on flipa clip in my phone . it simply takes up to a week to finish 1 minute of animation . because there's lot of stuff you gotta think about . like poses squash and stretch , anticipation , follow through or drag etc .... i have not seen anything needing this much hardwork while being so satisfying in the same time
I subscribed to you mate 'cause you said that you're animating on FlipaClip. I also have that app and im practicing. I hope you upload videos from your flipaclip animations. Where can i contact you? so that i have someone to ask about tips in animating on FlipaClip. Thanks
this man makes animating so easy, and most people who know animation know that if you want good animation, you will really get tired doing it, I mean he really did the last scene in 14 HOURS, good job BTW
lol I always wanted to be an animator. I just bought a tablet too and started animating. I recommend everyone start with a bouncing ball to learn sqaush and stretch and timing. I turned my bouncing ball into a bird, and it's really cute. can't wait to try character rigging. Thanks for the video
Going to be honest I'll be pretty sad if your channel doesn't take off soon, you make content Equal to that of a channel with 5 million subscribers. I was amazed when I saw how few subscribers you had. I believe without a doubt you could rival youtubers such as Ryan Trahan.
Another guide ive seen for Flag animation thanks to Felix Colgrave is to have a guide of two circles moving across parallel horizontal paths and use that to guide where you place the distortion in the flag
Drawing is actually a fundamentally different skill than animation! You don't need to learn to draw at all. Animation is the skill of movement where drawing is the skill of illustration
3 years ago I broke most of the bones in my hand, I decided to try animating as a type of hand therapy. Now its what I want to do for a living. keep practicing and learning new things everyone!!!
Last year I wanted to animate but I had no idea and no experience on how to do 3D animation, I learned all the basics in 1 month and took the challenge to make an animated video in 1 month with barely no animation experience, made a +3 minute animation that took me 2 weeks even while I was on my final exams of my four-month period of college. Its not the best video ever but I’m proud of what I did and created and I will create more and learn more, the only thing that will take my time for not doing that is college, work and laziness, but I will try my best
Honestly who sits and critics every last little thing on a RUclips animation. Really the fastest way possible. I look at some channels and I am amazed how much effort they put in on things like background when really the story is what keeps people interested.
I am craving for more animation videos, T_T This has been a great help no cap. I am using Animate right now and I want to be better and this hits the spot. hoping for more videos like this.
jeeezzz i always wanted to learn how to animate but it looked like a lot of work- now you confirmed it is a lot of work lol great video loved how concise it was!
Ive wanted to animate and i dont know how to draw so i saw your other video and just saw this one. grind starts now. My goal is to eventually animate an entire episode of jojos part 7 by myself seeing how long only lip syncing took you and how i have no experience in anything i have my work cut out for me but im confident that ill be able to no matter how long it takes
Boiling text. Thank you. Literally the only info I needed. Haha. Like, how many frames do I need. MINIMUM! I don't want to exert more energy than needed.
I went to school for 3 years to learn animation, failed school because of burn-out and now, 3 years later, I'm back at the beginning, trying to re-learn everything almost from scratch. Thank you for this video, it made me take some actual time to practice and try again! 😄
I was in the same boat 😭. Everyone who is going through the same thing dont worry your not alone ! We got this
I don't have any experience too, but one of my dream is to make mini films
I pushed hard to get the degree in 3d animation visual effects and failed to get a good break into the industry. Burned out. Left for IT work. 10yrs later. Made really good money but started feeling pull back towards animation.
I have friends who are interested in animation too so the last couple years we've been playing with different animations styles and making stuff.
Honestly having the artistic freedom made it appetizing again.
All the best!
@Kaitlrnando no you don't lmao
Kudos to him for actually saying how long the process was.
As a beginner, everything takes ages to go through, and it's nice to see someone also having trouble with it for a change.
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I have been animating since 2006. It's a lot of hard work, but it's fun! You did great!👍
Thank you!
@@MichaelBSam it's fun when you know how to draw amd where everything goes
I tried, but i failed, because i didn't try at first
@@ahseymania 😂What...
@@ahseymania mind-blowing moment 🤯
I’m simply amazed this time. I don’t want to animate but I like seeing the process.
Thank you! Yes animating can be very tedious 😅
I love doing animations. My channel is a challenge channel but I can’t help but incorporating animations into my videos. It does take an incredible amount of work though
@@MichaelBSam who's micheal
@@MichaelBSam yeah , who is Micheal
I think it's fun even if it takes so much time
As someone whos always liked picking up new skills and took the position that “a jack of all trades” is more admirable than a master of one, its very obvious that you have an excellent mentality when it comes to picking up new skills and applying the proper methods in learning them.
You know that learning a new hobby isnt just the fun you’re having but learning it correctly so you can have even more fun once you’ve established the basics. Brilliant video, amazing improvement and admirable as hell. Such a good job
Thank you, I appreciate it! 🙏🏻
Specialization is for insects.
@@MichaelBSam hey man can you please tell me the name of the drawing tablet you were using?
Love this comment
Yeah, the human being developed to be capable of doing that. I know basic programming, modelling, animating, computation, engineering, mechatronics, physiology, psychology, astrophysics, electronics, 4 languages, a bit of metereology, the mechanisms of a vehicle and how to employ the use of firearms. You can say some of these things are useless, but they're just slots on the inventory of knowledge. Most of them i've learned out of pure curiosity, and went a bit deep into what I knew. Your memory haves a estimated "storage" limit, that's when the neurons cant absorb anymore complex or intricate information, but it's extremely unlikely and nearly impossible to cross that limit, but as long as your mind still in the state then make some good use of it. Accumulation of information will eventually turn into general knowledge. Dont let blockouts inhibit you from reaching the apex of yourself. The key to consume all of this content and archive it mentally from memory is being genuinely interested and focused on what you learn, to process each tidbit of information consciously and assure you know it before proceeding to the next part. Hell, Galileo Galilei was a polymate and had knowledge on several different academic topics.
Its always entertaining to see beginners complain on how much time it takes, it almost never gets old.
So true😂
I wonder if it gets better...
every skill takes time when starting out ,I remember how long it used to me to draw a figure/person and how frustrated I got,I still get a bit annoyed but when I look back at my old drawings I can see a huge inlmprovement and start to feel a lot better
True. I don't do animations but only some. It takes like 30 minutes to do just a 3 SECOND animation
@@Mountain_2 I always like to rush things, took me 30 mins to make 17 seconds animation!
@@andreimanole346 well it depends what you are doing. Stickman animations are easy. So what kind of animation i just tend to use my oc in a random backround doing something those animations are 1-3 seconds long
Ive always wanted to learn how to draw and animate and over the past few years ive picked up some basic skills from each area. My drawing is mega shakey though, and even though i understand a lot about the animating process, not being able to draw very obviously impedes the process. These videos honestly shocked me, because it showed me that it doesnt take weeks, months, years to learn how to draw, it just takes dedication and an open mind. Ive been practicing drawing as of late already, but this has inspired me to work at it a lot more, thank you for these crazy videos
Thank you for your kind words Ethan, glad you enjoyed!
Watched millions of videos by pro animators and no one ever mentioned these tips and how things were done ...they just simply show the drawing process and thats it...this video really helped and made it look much easier ..maybe cuz begginers understand begginers' problems so they can help better :)
I'm not even prepared to start animating yet but this video taught me more than actual tutorials have ☠️
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This was one of the most creative, down to earth and easy going youtube videos I've ever watched. I wish more youtubers were like you
Dude you really show how it must be done, dedication!
Thank you!
i love how you set up your videos, straight to the point! and wow you learn QUICK i am amazed AND inspired. what device did you use to animate?
Thank you! I currently use a Huion Kamvas 16
@AnimatedWorks do you have a youtube channel ?
Wow the ending was amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing your beginner animation experience! I think all it takes is patience, effort and perseverance to stoop to that artistic level.
Just starting out today (I am 62), 14th video of animation thus far and totaly impressed. Thanks.
Gl!
you made this thing look so simple! Thank you.
My pleasure 😇
You have no idea how useful this was to me tysm
Great video on learning to animate without experience! As someone who's always been interested in animation but never knew where to start, this video was super helpful. I love how you broke down the process step-by-step and provided useful tips throughout. Your passion for animation really shines through and it's inspiring to see how much can be achieved with dedication and hard work. Keep up the great content!
It's just so great to see you learn. Really cool mate. Good luck on YT!
Thank you!
Don't ever attempt to make an animation for a school project, 1 day before the deadline, with no experience in animation.
How did I fall in love with your channel with just one video?
I am going to follow this and try to use this week to work on animating.
As an aspiring animator, this was really refreshing to watch, as well as being informative. Thank you.
this tutorial makes me respect animators even more. didnt knew that animating a mouth talking was that hard
I got inspired this week and got some uh old versions of software to use and pulled out a Huion tablet from a bin. I never used it with said softwares before and it works soooo well!! I used to animate when I was in middle school and I think I'm gonna take it up again now. I always have funny poster or meme ideas and it'll be fun to actually start making things instead of having ideas and then forgetting.
I think overall I just want to keep making stuff. Learn more audio production, some photoshop, some Resolve etc. In tandem with IT school I'll be a mofo in a few years and in a better position to start building side clients doing odds and ends.
This actually is an amazing piece of art. animators are so underrated. Respect to you man.
this is encouraging. Thanks so much man!
Happy animating.
🙏🏻🙏🏻
Animation looks sick🔥
Thanks bro!
the whole production of this video is a MASTERPEICE!!! its like something you'd see in a a movie!!!
remember good friend, i before e, except after c
though some common exceptions are: species, science, sufficient.
ei not after c: seize, vein, weird, their, feisty, and foreign
Ive been wanting to make an animation after a project from school and this really helped me start
i feel like your channel is proof that good content out the gate is all you need
Thank you! And yes, I 100% agree with you.
Im an animator since early 2021 and i went in without experience or even practice. I made my first animation within just 3 hours and then made another. Currently there's a massive difference with my early works and to what i put out today
Can i ask about what app are you using?, or the app that he used in the video?
@@FF-dq2mo I used Flipaclip on phone, but then switched to flipaclip on the pC emulator Bluestacks
What an amazing storytelling technique, it made video so much entertaining. New sub here, keep it up😃
Thank you!
482th subscriber!
Now, i believe, i can draw and animate too!
Thank you for encouraging noobs 😁
You're awesome! Keep up the good work ❤️😍
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
Thank you!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I'm from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Helal olsun bu ülkede sizin gibi gençlere daha çok ihtiyacımız var.
Hey man, awesome video! I actually already know how to animate but was curious to see what you would do. It's impressive how much valuable info you managed to fit in a short video, but I'll definitely be recommending this to other newbie animators in the future. But even beyond the animation itself, your personality and the style of your video was awesome, and I can definitely see you blowing up on here someday. Best of luck to you man, keep it up!
ive been interested in animation for years and have always admired animated works so im teaching myself how to animate!
Ahhh dang noice! I've always wanted to animate too! Thanks for showing us bro!
Np, thank you for watching!
I've been trying to find basic steps on animation! This is *exactly* what I was looking for! That you so much, I'll follow these steps and hopefully it'll make me better! Thank you!
subscribed
I’m trying to get my animation degree even tho I am still new to art my friends at I keep improving on my sketching skills. So this video really did help after I saw a shirt on RUclips saying how competitive this career is. This actually helped me calm down and helped me think on the steps I needed to take in order to get to my goal. And yea it will be painstaking to get every detail but you showed that it’s worth it! Thank you so much for making this video!
Love your videos!!!! Btw which graphic pad are u using for making your animation?
Thank you! I use the Huion Kamvas 16
this is hands down the best animation guide I've ever seen, thanks for making it!
at first i thought you have 2.5 million subscribers.. your videos are very high quality keep going my man
Lmao thanks bro, will do 👍🏻
Bruh this was great!! The pacing tempo was perfect, kept me interested till the end. The final animate slapped!!! 🔥🔥
I already like animating, but this really helped! Also this is the first video I've seen of you, but you seem really funny!
Appreciate it!
Woah you know whats interesting about this.. is how informative this is- what app, settings, what to do, tips this is the most helpful animating tutorial I’ve ever seen.
LETS MAKE YOU FAMOUS BRO
in all honesty tho; i have such a hard time learning and remembering all of that and always just wanna do it, problem is that just doing it when its photoshop or whatever is kinda impossible with all the stuff u have to know before. Seeing ur approach of just hammering out 14 hours of animating makes me so motivated to do stuff. I saved the videos for when i have less uni things to do and can focus on learning something new, thank you so much for this man.
Your comment made my day. Thank you so much!
It all starts out with the want to discover that curiosity inside of you to want to learn new things. The approach I take is if I want to reach a goal, I start from the goal and look at the steps backwards. Now just follow the steps going forward and you’re golden. I wish you the best!
@@MichaelBSam Im glad man! Keep going with these banger videos!
Ohh that makes so much sense, looking at the goal first kinda removes all the anxiety in starting out in the first place. Thank you!
This man took a potentially 20 minute video and made it 4 minutes. Bravo dude
Bro , the music 💀 2:50
One of the better .. simpler, quick n straight to the point tips vids for starting to learn to animate ive seen ... really liked it. Cheers man.
Bro why you so underrated.... 👁️👄👁️
Thank you! 🙏🏻
Sick dude this has always been my dream job and I thought i could never do it because It was so difficult but this really opened my eyes up and made me get started! thank you for inspiring me and educating me much love!
3:11 haha Michael reeves reference I get the funny
ive always wanted to animate. ive been doing so since 2015 but have gotten almost nowhere because im not fully understanding and im self taught. i recently revisited the idea because i want to make some of my ideas into a reality. listening to songs and thinking of things with certain characters or even my own, i want it to be REAL. so im relearning! ty for this, it gives me motivation.
You are amazing man , love your content
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Dude, that is the pinnacle of self learning. Great stuff
Its a little bit weird watching this called Michael 😂😂😂😂
The liquid one I totally need to perfect! It would be perfect for my project!
4:20 IM DEAD HAHAHAHAHA i love it
the only video on this topic that i can say from my memory which is - to the point - shows the results - speaks truth - short - only important things - and most importantly - non-narcissistic (no personal rant), and good quality obviously
I'm learning how to animated and I'm shocked at how much time it all takes 😂
How did you get on! 👀🤔
this was super helpful as an intro - cant believe just doing the lip sync would take that long! props to you
These videos are so good!!
Thank you!
I quit drawing after high-school. It's been a long time since and I began to draw. My son loves drawing now and I always been wanting to understand how to fully animate. I'm fascinated
bruh my internet went out at 0:06 lmao
It's just the video
Thanks for this toturial! i've always wanted to animate but never knew where to start.
now i don't wanna animate,fun from the outside,but really not fun when you have to do every tiny detail,good video nonetheless man
Same.
I'm animating on flipa clip in my phone . it simply takes up to a week to finish 1 minute of animation . because there's lot of stuff you gotta think about . like poses squash and stretch , anticipation , follow through or drag etc ....
i have not seen anything needing this much hardwork while being so satisfying in the same time
I subscribed to you mate 'cause you said that you're animating on FlipaClip. I also have that app and im practicing.
I hope you upload videos from your flipaclip animations.
Where can i contact you? so that i have someone to ask about tips in animating on FlipaClip. Thanks
4:01 I don't know, looked fine to me.
this man makes animating so easy, and most people who know animation know that if you want good animation, you will really get tired doing it, I mean he really did the last scene in 14 HOURS,
good job BTW
I failed art school now I suddenly have an urge to get into politics
😂no please
woah bud
Chill😅
Make sure to have a pug to convince ce the masses
lol I always wanted to be an animator. I just bought a tablet too and started animating. I recommend everyone start with a bouncing ball to learn sqaush and stretch and timing. I turned my bouncing ball into a bird, and it's really cute. can't wait to try character rigging. Thanks for the video
you should learn how to use 3d software, I think it would be a great video
Good idea! Currently got some vid ideas already lined up but I’ll definitely keep this in mind.
@@MichaelBSam Thanks for actually replying to your comments, this made me sub
Bro your videos make me see that everything is possible
1:20 ball go to the backrooms
I mastered all of this, very easy, thank you!
Going to be honest I'll be pretty sad if your channel doesn't take off soon, you make content Equal to that of a channel with 5 million subscribers. I was amazed when I saw how few subscribers you had. I believe without a doubt you could rival youtubers such as Ryan Trahan.
Wow thank you, I appreciate your kind words 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Another guide ive seen for Flag animation thanks to Felix Colgrave is to have a guide of two circles moving across parallel horizontal paths and use that to guide where you place the distortion in the flag
3:00 why am I hearing "nobody asked" in the song
nobody asked
This is the fastest I've ever saved, liked and subscribed. It took just one video. I'm so impressed.
Step 1 should be :LEARN TO DRAW 😂
Drawing is actually a fundamentally different skill than animation! You don't need to learn to draw at all. Animation is the skill of movement where drawing is the skill of illustration
@@lavalambchopsto animate you need to draw though.
I CAN'T DRAW BUT I WANNA ANIMATE FOR MY CHANNEL, I don't even have an drawing iPad nor a a pen 😕😐
you don't need experience you just need to love what are you doing
3 years ago I broke most of the bones in my hand, I decided to try animating as a type of hand therapy. Now its what I want to do for a living. keep practicing and learning new things everyone!!!
I like how creative this was
I've never seen liquid text before, it looks so cool
That was so cool. Well done man! ❤️
When you said 14hrs I felt your pain! BUT! Holly crap it turned out awesome! Keep it up!
Last year I wanted to animate but I had no idea and no experience on how to do 3D animation, I learned all the basics in 1 month and took the challenge to make an animated video in 1 month with barely no animation experience, made a +3 minute animation that took me 2 weeks even while I was on my final exams of my four-month period of college.
Its not the best video ever but I’m proud of what I did and created and I will create more and learn more, the only thing that will take my time for not doing that is college, work and laziness, but I will try my best
Honestly who sits and critics every last little thing on a RUclips animation. Really the fastest way possible. I look at some channels and I am amazed how much effort they put in on things like background when really the story is what keeps people interested.
Damnnn, that was really entertaining! The last bit made me smile as it all came together.
I am craving for more animation videos, T_T This has been a great help no cap. I am using Animate right now and I want to be better and this hits the spot. hoping for more videos like this.
I m about to start my animation journey and after watching this video man!! I cant wait
jeeezzz i always wanted to learn how to animate but it looked like a lot of work- now you confirmed it is a lot of work lol great video loved how concise it was!
Ive wanted to animate and i dont know how to draw so i saw your other video and just saw this one. grind starts now. My goal is to eventually animate an entire episode of jojos part 7 by myself seeing how long only lip syncing took you and how i have no experience in anything i have my work cut out for me but im confident that ill be able to no matter how long it takes
Short.straight to the point.humour.subscribed.
Lol…cool results! Thanks for taking the time out to share a passion you have
Boiling text. Thank you. Literally the only info I needed. Haha. Like, how many frames do I need. MINIMUM! I don't want to exert more energy than needed.
Im trying to do these for like an hour or two and these are prety cool and helps me alot
Woah , awesome
Just starting to learn animation. Got a ball that bounces / roles for now. Gonna do the rest of the stuff you do in here
i've been trying to animate for a while so this really helped.
thanks!
though will have to watch a million times to learn,loved it 👍